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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2039, 26 March 1907, Page 3

H IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 COMPLETE CHANGE OE PROGRAMME. LAST OPPORTUNITY. PERRY’S BIORAMA AND ROYAL SPECIALTY COY. Five thousand foot of Film nightly. KERSHAW* the groat Conjuror und Illusionist. LITTLE JENNIE PURCHASE, CHARMING COON SINGER. ATTRASS, Musical Tramp and King of the Skates. Miss Gladys Lavinin, Ualladist and Illustrated Singer. Stanley Chester —Comedian. Madame Soyjnour—lllusionist. Brandon Haugliton—Operator. Special Prices—2s, and Is. Children half-price. JJIS MAJESTY’S. THEATRE. THE CROWNING TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. Direct from the Grand Opera Houses, Paris, London, and New York. Commencing with a special proK ' "GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT. MATINEE SATURDAY, 30tli March and GRAND HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. EASTER MONDAY NIGHT, including— THE GRAND OPERA FAUST. IN LIVING NATURAL COLOURS. Projected by 20,000 candle-power elect lie are light, depicting all the brilliant scenes. gorgeus costumes. radium dances, and ballots, and THE LATEST BIOSCOPIC TRIUMPHS, FUNNIGAPHS, and Beautiful Illustrated Songs. Special Engagement of— FISHER AND WILSON. Musical Comedy Sketch Artists. Admission— 3s, 2s, and Is, children half-price. Box Plan opens at Miller’s on Wednesday morning. NOTICE. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAYS. PURSUANT to the terms of “The Banks and Bankers’ Act Amendment Act. IX32'' and “11k Bank Holmlays Act, 1002,” TUESDAY, the 2nd DAY of APRIL. BW7. is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday at the Offices of the under mentioned Banks (throughout - New Zealand.

Tlio Union Bank of Australia, Ltd. J. Si. PERCY, Inspector. The Bank of New South Wales. E. J. hiNClt, Inspector. The Bank of Australasia. H. K. BETHUNE, Acting Inspector for New /.calami. Bank oF New Zealand, AI.EX. jMICHIE, General Manager. Note. —The Banks will also he closed on Good Friday, Saturday. 30th instant, and Easter Monday, be ing statute holidays. GRAND CRICKET CARNIVAL. AUCKLAND y. POVERTY BAY. VICTORIA DOMAIN, MARCH 27th, 28th, and 29th. rSAO be followed by Hawke's Bay A v. Poverty Bay, East Coast v. Auckland, and East Coast v. Poverty Bay. j Admission Is. Grandstand fid. 11. E. HILL, Hon. Sec. P.B. Cricket Assn. PUBLIC TYPE-WRITING OFFICE JN connection with the TYPEWRITING SUPPLIES AGENCY, an export Stenographer and Typist? is engaged for Public. TypeAll descriptions ot work, such as Letters, Circulars, or Specifications, typed or mimeographed, on shortest notice, W. LISSANT CLAYTON, Gisborne. FLORAL FETE. In Aid of Gisborije School Grounds Fund. GISBORNE PARK. SATURDAY, MARCH 30th, 1907. Programme at School or from Members of Committee. Admission —Adults, Is; children, (id. G. E. DA ETON, F. J. ROWLEY, Joint Secretaries.

ESTATE VFiN. Al» CUT) 10 A CON AVILLI AJMS, Deceased. IT is requested that all Claim: against the estate of the late Ven. Archdeacon Samuel Williams, deceased, he rendered to the undersigned on IjelisOf of the JUxocn tors, COTTERILL AN D I LUMI’HIIi ES. Solicitors, Napier. Napier, March 21st, 1907. FOOTBALL. TILL AUSTRALIAN GAME. A MEETING will ho hclil at t;.Masonic, .Hotel, on TUESD.W EVENINU, 20th inst, at 7.;30 o’clock of all persons desirinp; to form a cl ill) under the above rules. All those interested arc cordially invited to attend. G. COX, Sec, pro. tern.

LYNDA SOAP MAKING AND TRADING COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL: £5,000 IN 9,000 SHARES GS* £1 EACH, 3,70 Q SHARES of £1 each are how offered for Public Subscription. PAYABLE: 2/6 per Sharp Payable on Application , 2/0 per- Share Payable on Allotment , And the balance of 15/- per Share Payable in Calls of not more than 2/6 per Share at intervals of not less than 30 days. The Company has been formed to acquire the Soap Works, Plant, Land. Premises, Kip., ftf Messrs, Williams and Rimboi* and to provide adequate Capital to extend and develop the business of the Manufacture of Soap, and allied products, and to operate a Steam Laundry, or carrying ou business as the Shareholders may see fit. The legitimate profits of Soap-mak-ing are large. The Local Production of. Soap saves the cost to the consumers of Wlmr].; age and Freight The dovelopn lent of a local indusilustry necessitates the. circulation of more money locally ill wages and profits, There is room for the unlimited expansion of the industry, as the profits are so large that they allow lor profitable export. Full particulars may bo obtained and Sin. res purchased in largo or small lots ou application to the Broker, Mr. \\. LISSANT CLAYTON. MENTION on .Good Friday. Good speakers. Hearty Singing. A Welcome to all.